In the British television show Dr Who, the Doctor and Amy time travel to meet Vincent van Gogh in the year 1890. During the episode, the writers used multiple symbols to add depth and meaning to the plot. Sunflowers, the Krafayis, and the color black were all used for a specific purpose in the 47 minute show.
In one scene at Vincent van Gogh’s home, the Doctor, van Gogh and Amy all went in his backyard to visit together. When in his backyard, Amy notices that van Gogh had hundreds of planted sunflowers that were many shapes and sizes. She asks van Gogh why he liked sunflowers so much to want an abundance. Vincent van Gogh explains that they are not his favorite flower but that he finds them complex and “always somewhere between living and
In one scene at Vincent van Gogh’s home, the Doctor, van Gogh and Amy all went in his backyard to visit together. When in his backyard, Amy notices that van Gogh had hundreds of planted sunflowers that were many shapes and sizes. She asks van Gogh why he liked sunflowers so much to want an abundance. Vincent van Gogh explains that they are not his favorite flower but that he finds them complex and “always somewhere between living and